3 ways to reuse old Lightning cables to reduce tech waste

Don't throw away your Lightning cable when you switch to a USB-C iPhone, because you can still recycle, donate, or reuse it to reduce e-waste.

After Apple switched to USB-C, many iPhone users were left with a pile of unused Lightning charging cables.

Instead of being thrown away, these cables can be recycled to recover copper, aluminum and plastic, helping to reduce environmental pollution.

Apple now has a free recycling program for users, allowing them to mail back old cables and accessories.

Additionally, you can give or donate your still-functioning charging cord to relatives, friends, or educational organizations.

Many people still use iPhone 14, 13 or SE, so the demand for Lightning cables is still quite large.

Another option is to buy a Lightning to USB-C adapter to continue using your old cable with your new device.

However, experts recommend not to overuse converters as it can increase technological waste in the future.

Keep it, donate it, or recycle it, every little action with your old Lightning cable helps protect the planet.

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